2. The Three Worlds and their Reflected Images
GA 243/1924-08-12/p029
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English
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In exploring the states of consciousness let us set aside for a moment the dreamless sleep of present-day man and examine the ordinary waking state with which you are familiar when you say: I am fully conscious, I see objects around me, hear other people speak to me, converse with them and so on.
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